Using words you don't understand again, I see.

Bernie Sanders delegates believe that a number of high-profile names being mentioned as options for Hillary Clinton’s running mate are unacceptable, and if she picks one of them, those delegates are be ready to protest the pick in Philadelphia at the Democratic National Convention in less than two weeks.

According to a survey of Sanders delegates conducted by the Bernie Delegates Network, the numbers show “big concerns about Hillary Clinton’s pending choice of a vice presidential candidate.”

A number of Sanders delegates may be willing to “publicly denounce prospective running-mates and even protest on the convention floor,” a statement from the network said. Sanders endorsed Clinton last week, but not all his voters are enthused by Clinton.

The Bernie Delegates Network is an initiative launched by RootsAction.org in partnership with Progressive Democrats of America.

Sanders delegates were asked to respond with “Acceptable,” “Not Acceptable,” or “Unsure” in relation to six potential Clinton running mates.

The results on each person came out as follows:

SEN. TIM KAINE:
Acceptable — 2.7 percent
Not Acceptable — 88.5 percent
Unsure — 8.8 percent

HUD SEC. JULIAN CASTRO:
Acceptable — 8.0 percent
Not Acceptable — 79.8 percent
Unsure — 12.2 percent

SEN. MARK WARNER:
Acceptable — 1.9 percent
Not Acceptable — 91.6 percent
Unsure — 6.5 percent

SEN. CORY BOOKER:
Acceptable — 11.1 percent
Not Acceptable — 72.8 percent
Unsure — 16.1 percent

ADM. JAMES STAVRIDIS:
Acceptable — 1.5 percent
Not Acceptable — 88.5 percent
Unsure — 10.0 percent

ADM. MIKE MULLEN:
Acceptable — 2.3 percent
Not Acceptable — 88.5 percent
Unsure — 12.2 percent

According to the online poll, a “vast majority” of surveyed delegates said that if Clinton picks someone they don’t like, they would “seriously consider … denouncing the VP pick” or “nonviolently and emphatically protesting in the convention hall during Clinton’s acceptance speech.”

“We have every reason to believe that the lopsided numbers from this survey indicate it would be a risky proposition for Clinton to choose a running-mate who is supportive of corporate-friendly trade deals and cozy with Wall Street,” Norman Solomon, national coordinator of the Bernie Delegates Network and a Sanders delegate, said.

RUSH: Folks, I'm gonna tell you something. Despite what the Drive-Bys are writing about, they are scared to death. They are scared to death of this convention 'cause they've not dealt with anything like it before. And to them, it's new territory. They don't like Trump to begin with. They don't like the Trump campaign. They don't like this is outside the insider rules of the game. They don't like this is outside the playbook and the manual for how to do conventions and how to do campaigns.

Dougie posting suicide note or Rush mouth poop?

I wonder what the blocked people are saying. Not really.

Posted by MikeT23 on 7/19/2016 10:15:00 PM (view original):
Using words you don't understand again, I see.

No, they appear to be words YOU do not understand but I have no trouble with them at all.

I am disappointed, no one has shot a Republican yet and it is already wednesday

I wonder where the blocked people keep their fingers. No I don't!

Posted by RCBracco on 7/20/2016 5:37:00 PM (view original):
I am disappointed, no one has shot a Republican yet and it is already wednesday

Perhaps you should take matters into your own hands.

Oh, that's right. You're one of those pansy-*** liberals who want someone else to do everything for them.

Not everything. I do my own *******.

Am I using words YOU do not understand?

PORNICATE

that one has always confused me

I was really hoping Trump's speech would be this:

"I decline to accept the nomination. I was simply proving how broken the system is by acting like a 9 y/o child during the debates. Yet I still became the nominee. Make America Great Again? Not when you're so foolish to nominate me. Have a great evening."

"Mark my words,” the Republican pollster Frank Luntz tweeted. “This speech will put Trump even or ahead of Hillary in polls by Monday, when the Democratic convention begins.”